Off at 6-1 in a field of eight sophomore fillies bred or sired in California, S Y Sky paid $14.80, $7.80 and $3.80.

Out of Alexander’s Sky Mesa mare, Sky Marni, S Y Sky, who broke from post position six, got the winner’s share of $110,000, plus a Cal-bred incentive bonus for breaking her maiden of $17,500, resulting in a total payday of $127,500.

Ridden by Mario Gutierrez, Radish, who broke from post two, sat third most of the way and overhauled the favorite by a head at the wire for second money. Off at 18-1, she paid $13.20 and $4.40.

Miss Sunset, who added blinkers today and broke from the far outside, tired late to finish third, 4 ¼ lengths in front of Starr of Quality. Ridden by Edwin Maldonado, Miss Sunset was off at 3-5 and paid $2.20 to show.